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What the record shows, what is alleged, what has been ruled and what remains unanswered, kept apart and clearly labelled.

Public records and accountability files

Case timelines, procurement records and court outcomes.

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Institutions, ownership and money trails

Source-linked timelines with clear response status.

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Contracts, banking and public spending

Documents organised by institution, date and outcome.

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Landmark cases, on the record

The best-documented corruption cases in each country, told through court judgments and official reports, with every acquittal and appeal stated.

Three landmark cases in India

Bofors, 2G spectrum and coal block cases in India: what CAG reports and court judgments show, who was acquitted, and the legal status as of October 2026.

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Three landmark cases in Pakistan

The Sharif Panama Papers references, the Al-Qadir Trust £190 million case and the NLC losses: what courts and inquiries found, and where each stands now.

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Three landmark cases in Bangladesh

The Padma Bridge loan case, the Zia Orphanage Trust case and the US designation of ex-army chief Aziz Ahmed: documented facts, outcomes and current status.

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From scattered traces to a public file

Each investigation moves through the same four stages before anything is published.

  1. Collect lawful sources

    Public records, court filings, company registries, official statements and voluntary submissions.

  2. Make it readable

    Extract dates and entities, preserve originals and label each claim or ruling.

  3. Connect the record

    Relate people, entities, money and cases only where sourced evidence supports the link.

  4. Show the evidence

    Publish findings, source notes, responses, corrections and change history.

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